P.T., M.P.T.
tvanattapt@northernrehabpt.com
Education: Todd joined Northern Rehab after working over 5 years as a Physical Therapist at Delnor Community Hospital's outpatient facility. He graduated from NIU with a Master of Physical Therapy in 2005, after completing his Bachelor of Health and Human Sciences in 2004. He has completed all coursework from the Institute of Physical Art, as well as multiple other advanced manual therapy courses and is pursuing specialization as a Certified Functional Manual Therapist (CFMT). He is also a member of the American Physical Therapy Association and American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapists.
Clinically: Todd works with a varied caseload of all orthopedic conditions, focusing on the efficiency of the whole body vs. individual parts. He treats all ages and athletic levels utilizing the Functional Manual Therapy approach, including soft-tissue and joint mobilization, neuromuscular re-education, and postural/body mechanics training for all areas. He treats all diagnoses including chronic pain, headache, and TMJ.
Socially: Born and raised in Sycamore, Todd looks forward to
serving DeKalb County. He lives in Sycamore with his wife, Shannon,
and newborn son, Hunter. In addition to spending
time with friends and family, Todd enjoys all outdoor
activities including biking, boating, fishing, water
skiing, and attending Special Olympic events.
Todd is also a musician, playing mostly piano
and guitar. He is currently a member of the
Sycamore Chamber's Youth Professionals
of Sycamore organization.
What type of treatment will
I receive?
Treatment is based on the initial examination findings along with ongoing reassessment and evaluation. Treatment may consist of a variety of hands-on joint and soft tissue treatment techniques, gentle exercise techniques, pain reducing modalities, and education in self-management skills.
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Your Right to Choose
The decision of where you go to receive treatment is
yours. If you have a specific therapist or practice you
would like to go to, you should let your doctor or
insurance company know this. Not all physical
therapists or practices are the same and the choice
of your provider is yours.
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